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Procurem a vossa biblioteca pública mais perto (ou em caminho), entrem, façam o cartão da biblioteca, e requisitem livros. É assim que lhes damos força (que tanto precisam nestes tempos).

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with light are wonderful for heatwaves

The Private Library by Arthur Lee Humphreys

Download at @gutenberg_org

https://gutenberg.org/ebooks/28174

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Bolo Madeira – Receita para o fim de semana

O Bolo Madeira ("Madeira Cake") é um bolo tradicional inglês, que também é usado numa sobremesa a que os ingleses chamam trifle, como forma de aproveitar bolo que já tem alguns dias, embora este bolo seja tão bom, que não perceba como pode durar a ponto de já não estar fresco. Também me chamou a atenção o nome, mas este nada tem a ver com a Madeira, nem leva vinho madeira: a razão do nome tem a ver com o facto de antigamente ser um bolo que acompanhava o…

https://paulasimoesblog.wordpress.com/2023/08/04/bolo-madeira-receita-para-o-fim-de-semana/

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Programa da @wikimediapt para setembro

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This year EFF awards winners:

2023 EFF Award Ceremony | Electronic Frontier Foundation

https://supporters.eff.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=415

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Rebecca Giblin and Cory Doctorow's book presentation of Chokepoint Capitalism organised by Communia and WikimediaDE is now available to watch here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgkEJZ5WGq0

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Os ISP querem ser pagos duas vezes e dar cabo da . 2012 all over again.
Um bom texto explicativo sobre o perigo disto:

Yes, Telefonica, Forcing Apps to Pay ISPs Violates Net Neutrality | Center for Internet and Society

https://cyberlaw.stanford.edu/blog/2023/07/yes-telefonica-forcing-apps-pay-isps-violates-net-neutrality

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A Authors Alliance é uma entidade que representa autores, os faz ouvir, e os apoia sem dar cabo dos direitos dos cidadãos (que são também a sua audiência). Porque os interesses dos autores e artistas não são contrários aos dos seus fãs, apesar da indústria intermediária os tentar convencer que sim. Se são autores ou conhecem autores que estão interessados neste equilíbrio vejam/mostrem-lhes este site:

Knowledge Rights 21 to work with Authors Alliance to raise the voice of authors who care about the public interest – Knowledge Rights 21

https://www.knowledgerights21.org/news-story/knowledgerights21-to-work-with-authors-alliance-to-raise-the-voice-of-authors-who-care-about-the-public-interest/

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Rebecca Giblin and Cory Doctorow's book presentation of Chokepoint Capitalism organised by Communia and WikimediaDE is now available to watch here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgkEJZ5WGq0

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Se não fossem as bibliotecas, hoje eu não comprava a (grande) quantidade de livros que compro (deixando de comprar outras coisas, que o dinheiro não estica). Se conhecerem editoras, mostrem-lhes isto e peçam-lhes para considerarem assinar

The Pledge - eBook Pledge

https://www.ebookpledge.org/

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A black tomato in the

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@oigreslima @descreva obrigada!

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My currently reading for

Because her work is in you can find it @gutenberg_org

Private
paulasimoes,
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@Helen50 @bookstodon I've read "Parker Pyne Investigates" and although less know I like his stories :-)

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Study finds English generate at least £3.4bn in yearly value | | The Guardian

https://www.theguardian.com/books/2023/jul/07/study-finds-english-libraries-generate-at-least-34bn-in-yearly-value?CMP=share_btn_tw

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I’m so tired of zealots. Not everything has to be open to produce open end results.

I don’t care you write open source code in a proprietary environment. I do care about people backseat driving saying people ought to do things the way they think.

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paulasimoes,
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@slink @chartgerink If I may add, I would say those who use because it's FLOSS would more likely use free (as in free speech, not as in free beer) licenses for their content.
GPL was published in 89/90? and a decade after we got the equivalent for content. I remember discussions about opening up the documentation and how software licenses were not good enough for content. Creative Commons were founded in 2000s? and also heavily influence by free software principles and ideas.
Of course, there are problems. Usually countries copyright law make proprietary the default. If I want to open up my content I have to learn about licenses and choose one (extra work and time). And then, there are cases where people forget — I changed the design of my blog recently and had to recreate all the sections, this conversation made me realise I forgot the one with the license, so I'm going to correct that now (thanks! :-))

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noyb @noybeu win: First major fine (€ 1 million) for using Google Analytics

https://noyb.eu/en/noyb-win-first-major-fine-eu-1-million-using-google-analytics

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This year, is 14th June. You can read Mrs. Dalloway at Gutenberg Australia

https://gutenberg.net.au/plusfifty-n-z.html#woolf

And the short story Mrs. Dalloway in Bond Street at @gutenberg_org

https://gutenberg.org/ebooks/63107.html

Woolf's works are in in countries where copyright is life+70.

In other countries with other rules it's possible that some works by Woolf are in Public Domain and others aren't.

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